Binary CDMA RF Mesh Network
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Binary CDMA Technology Essentials
Binary CDMA is a cutting-edge wireless communication technology optimized for interference-free, time-synchronized, fast data transmission. Its unique architecture enables robust performance in smart grids, IoT, and Advanced Metering Infrastructure.
Explore its key technical features, frame structure, and scalable network design that make it ideal for the next generation of connected systems.
Technical Highlights
Frequency |
Unlicensed 917~923.5 MHz Channel Number: 13 Channel Bandwidth: 200 KHz Modulation: 2 Level FSK |
Customizable to meet client’s technical requirements No subscription fees |
Multiplexing | Hybrid DMA | Combined advantages of CDMA, TDMA, and FDMA |
Network Topology | Star, Tree, Mesh / 1:1, 1:N, N:M |
Supports Device-to-Device ARAH (Auto Routing & Auto Healing) |
Network Control | Separate Container Structure ⇒ Payload not affected |
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Network Layer (Hops) |
Max 255 (Max hop) Number of Sub-Masters per Master: 3 |
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Number of Nodes | Max 240 (with 16KB MCU RAM) |
More nodes with bigger RAM, Easy to add additional Nodes (Plug & Play Concept) |
Communication Stability |
Non-competing Synchronous Time Allocation Frequency hopping FEC (Forward Error Correction) 2nd Master Mode |
Efficient and stable network by avoiding channel interference and conflict Fast and reliable data transmission. |
Speed | Data Rate: 96 kbps | Payload: 64 kbps guaranteed |
Range (LoS) | 500 m |
LoS based on the 200 mWatt limit in Korea Higher power will lead to much longer LoS. |
Latency | 100 ms |
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Connection Time | < 10 sec | |
Network Setup Time | < 5 min (5-hop) | |
Remote Console | Supported (Separate Time Slot ⇒ Payload not affected) | Easy maintenance |
Frame Structure

- The transmission frame consists of 128 containers.
- Each container is composed of one Control Box and eight Payload Boxes.
- The Control Box is used for synchronization and control information transmission, while the Payload Box is used for data transmission.
- Information is transmitted in units of symbols, each 16 bits in length.
- Depending on the processing gain, each symbol may carry either 8 bits or 5 bits of information.
Network Formation
- Adaptive Spanning Tree Network: Clone Master
- The Node relays the received registration request information to the higher-level Master.
- The Master allocates communication resources to the optimal Node.
- The Node that receives the resources becomes a Clone Master.
- The Sensor transmits information through the nearest (or designated) Node.
